Bananas or broccoli? The unexpected food that helps control blood pressure

A mathematical model reveals how the potassium-to-sodium ratio influences the body.

Eating more potassium-rich foods like bananas and broccoli may lower blood pressure better than just cutting salt. Potassium helps counter sodium’s effects and supports heart health, making it an important part of a balanced diet. Increasing potassium intake can help regulate blood pressure, as shown in the study. The study also found that men are more prone to high blood pressure than pre-menopausal women but respond better to improved potassium levels in their diet.

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